In the Wild West
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This page contains recorded lectures and presentations made for the In the Wild West lecture series.
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Caught in the act: sex and the fossil record
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The origin and evolution of the Solar System
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Conservation of rock art in Western Australia
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Spines, stings and shocks – Dangerous marine animals
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“SIN, SAND, SORROW, SICKNESS AND SHILLING DRINKS”: STORIES FROM THE WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GOLD RUSH
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Guano and Pearls, Steamships and Suffragettes....
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In the pink: The story of diamonds in Western Australia
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“A man to collect birds, beasts, etc…”: The work of Museum collector, John Tunney, 1897 – 1903
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Western Australian Ichthyosaurs – The last of their kind
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The Rottnest deepwater graveyard
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The application of science to our lives
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An ark of discovery: Evolution of fauna on the Houtman Abrolhos
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Rehabilitation as a biodiversity tool
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Tales of Horny Beetles, Truffles and Gigantic Eggs
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Creatures of the night: WA’s frogs and geckos
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Artificial reefs – are they suitable habitats for fish?
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Collecting marine life in the Kimberley
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Biodiversity - the Barrow Island Story
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What fossils tell us about sea-level and climate change
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Seashells of Western Australia
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Spectacular spider stories: a guide to our eight-legged friends
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Life along the Leeuwin Current: seashells of the Central West and Houtman Abrolhos
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The rise of super predatory sharks
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